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Any way aroubnd the new credit card thingy
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i graduated college and fell right into the end of the Clinton economy. and then of course me fellow citizens then elected into office bush and obombya. and by this statement I’m trying to say that ive been trying to survive a declining economy. I don’t have a credit card. I don’t think i’ll ever have a credit card if for any reason I don’t want/cant afford to pay the fees. so whats up? just walk away at this point? I know someone is bound to reply about bonanza wanting to protect themselves against ppl closing their account and leaving I’m already aware of that but theres no way in the world I can make enough money from bonanza to afford a credit card.

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HammersmithGraphics
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Rollo_POS September 23, 2017

Do you have a Paypal account and Paypal Debit Card?

HammersmithGraphics September 23, 2017

yea i have the paypal debit card. but as im plowing along with a reprresentative from amazon ((im having the same prob over there)) i am learning that a bank, debit card with the visa or MC logo is good. so why isnt bonanza accepting it? what info ya have on the paypal card? give me your wisdom lol

tomwayne1 September 23, 2017

I use a debit card with my Bonanza accounts. No problems, no issues. There are two things that you may have to change when you enter the information online. (1) Systems don’t always like ZIPCODE + (the 9 digit) codes, and (2) Be aware of the expiration date year entry — 2 or 4 digit year.

HammersmithGraphics September 23, 2017

hi tom, ok ive learned that a credit/debit card will work if it has a credit card logo on it. aside from that i think ive tried inputing the # about 10 times now. ill try again and take note of yer advice. thanks

YLEssentialOils September 24, 2017

Credit cards are a trap. They allow you to build a debt, then they have the right to change the terms of the initial agreement, jack up the interest, and the old balance is retro-subjective. Most ppl dont know businesses are not allowed to turn-down a debit card w a mc/visa logo on it.

ccmom September 24, 2017

Have you checked with bank…sometimes they block bonz access to debits…this has happened to several others before…may want to ask them on there end why the approval process is not being completed

ccmom September 24, 2017

May want to ask them on their end why the approval process is not being completed

HammersmithGraphics September 24, 2017

i didnt think about it being the banks problem. but really im just running out of time to dump on these sites. i have a high turn over product. and if im making them money then i want things to be ez so i can make us all more money. the old saying “keep it simple stupid” has been lost

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There are many credit cards that you pay no annual or monthly fees, as long as you pay it on time and in full. Just remind yourself that if you are not going to be able to pay in full when the bill comes, maybe you shouldn’t be buying whatever it is you are buying. Doing so is leaving above your means, which kind of reflects the Clinton, Bush mentality.

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